Complete Catalog
Displaying 26 - 50 of 50
| Title | Poet/Lyricist | Voicing/Instrumentation | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| O Little TownThe pure stillness of Christmas Eve | Bishop Phillips Brooks | Soprano and clarinet | |
| O Rubor SanguinisAleatoric-infused medieval chant | Hildegard von Bingen | SSA a cappella | |
| O Vis AeternitatisAn interweaving of Hildegard von Bingen's hypnotic chant lines | Hildegard von Bingen | SSA a cappella | |
| O Vos OmnesA compelling movement from my upcoming cantata "Behold and See", featuring a stunning mezzo-soprano solo. | Lamentations 1:12 and Stabat Mater | SSAATTBB a cappella with Mezzo-Soprano solo | |
| October SongA passionate love song to autumn | Arthur Upson | tenor and piano | |
| One WorldA vibrant call for peace and equality. | Linda Kachelmeier | SATB with SSA trio, SSAA, or 2 pt. treble with piano and percussion | |
| Partners in ShalomA hymn to the places we gather in community for choir and/or congregation | Jodi Gustafson | SATB with piano or organ and optional solo instrument | |
| Rejoice and Be GladA driving gospel number. Fun for your choir and pianists! | Psalm 118 | SATB and piano duet | |
| Rise Up to Greet the Morning DawnThis rousing song Incorporates lesser-known verses of "Amazing Grace," with the feel of an American folk song | Kachelmeier/John Newton/Anonymous | SATB a cappella | |
| Shake Off Your Drowsy Sleep A playful wake-up call to the shepherds | Anonymous | Soprano and clarinet | |
| Signum MagnumA cosmic vision of the feminine; ethereal and strong | The Introit chant for the Feast of the Assumption | SSA divisi and piano (or harp) | |
| Silver DaggerAn arrangement of the surprisingly feminist Appalachian folk song | Traditional Appalachian | SSA a cappella, SATB, alto solo a cappella | |
| Song of the ShipA distinctive Advent or Christmas piece that compares Mary to a ship bearing a 'splendid cargo' | Es Kommt Ein Schiff c. 1470, tr. O.B.C. | TB, divisi and piano | |
| Springtide of the SoulA poignant art song about the deep bonds of friendship | Arthur Upson | tenor and piano | |
| TankaA sparse, grey winter scene | Arthur Upson | tenor and piano | |
| The Dragon SingsHeroic and tragic, an evocation of the First World War | Siegfried Sassoon | TTBB with piano and percussion | |
| The Star Spangled BannerA bold, new version for more advanced treble voices | SSAA a cappella | ||
| To Live Is to BreatheCaptivating piece with body percussion, spoken text, and audible breaths | J. David Moore and Christina Grammatikopoulou | SATB a cappella | |
| Veni Creator Spiritus A pulsating call to the creative spirit in all of us. | Traditional Latin text | SATB a cappella | |
| We Are FedA nontraditional communion anthem perfect for smaller choirs | Jodi Gustafson | SAB and piano with optional percussion and flute | |
| We Grow Accustomed to the DarkFor Solstice or Advent or anytime we deal with darkness in our lives. | Emily Dickinson | SSAA a cappella | |
| We Toast the DaysThis Celtic-inspired toast is a lovely secular piece to add to your winter program. Available for SATB, SSAA or TTBB | Linda Kachelmeier | SATB a cappella, optional guitar, SSAA a cappella, optional guitar, TTBB a cappella, optional guitar | |
| Welsh CarolThe wonder and anticipation of Christmas | Pr. K. E. Roberts | High soprano and piano | |
| When We All Get to HeavenSoulful introduction, rocking piano part, infectious refrain. We'll ALL get to heaven! | Eliza E. Hewitt | SATB, soloists, with piano and optional bass guitar | |
| Winds Through the Olive TreesA unique Christmas song featuring a mesmerizing flute solo with a Middle Eastern feel. | Anonymous 16th c. Gasçon | SATB (soprano divisi) with flute |